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Dustin Kirkland of Canonical on Ubuntu, the future & IBM LinuxOne at LinuxCon 2015

Andrew McLean
Andrew McLean

We took time out of LinuxCon 2015, Seattle to speak to Dustin Kirkland from Canonical on the latest Ubuntu developments, ‘Wily Werewolf’ and their work with IBM on the LinuxOne release.

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Andrew McLean is the Studio Director at Disruptive Live, a Compare the Cloud brand. He is an experienced leader in the technology industry, with a background in delivering innovative & engaging live events. Andrew has a wealth of experience in producing engaging content, from live shows and webinars to roundtables and panel discussions. He has a passion for helping businesses understand the latest trends and technologies, and how they can be applied to drive growth and innovation.

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